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    The document describes the giant jellyfish Stygiomedusa gigantea. It lives in the deep ocean and has an umbrella-shaped head up to 1.5 meters wide and tentacles up to 6 meters long. Since its discovery in 1910, it has only been seen 115 times, most recently in Mexico in 2009 when scientists filmed it for the first time in its natural habitat 1500 meters deep. The giant jellyfish has a symbiotic relationship with a fish that cleans it and is not eaten in return.

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    The document describes the giant jellyfish Stygiomedusa gigantea. It lives in the deep ocean and has an umbrella-shaped head up to 1.5 meters wide and tentacles up to 6 meters long. Since its discovery in 1910, it has only been seen 115 times, most recently in Mexico in 2009 when scientists filmed it for the first time in its natural habitat 1500 meters deep. The giant jellyfish has a symbiotic relationship with a fish that cleans it and is not eaten in return.

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    GIANT JELLYFISH

    By: Victoria E Campos


    Tene 6

    About

    This is a giant jellyfish that


    lives in the deep ocean.
    Its scientific name is
    Stygiomedusa gigantea.
    It is carnivore
    Its body is brown and is
    formed by an umbrellashaped head that can grow
    till one and a half meter
    width and four tentacles of
    six meters long.

    Did you know?


    It was discovered in 1910 and
    since then it was only seen
    115 times.
    Its tentacles doesnt give
    hives, it uses it for catch its
    victims.
    It was seen all over the
    world .
    It has a symbiotic fish that
    cleans it and the giant
    jellyfish doesnt eat it.

    Last News

    The last time it was seen


    was in Mexico on may
    19th of 2009.
    It was the first time that
    the scientifics film it in
    its natural habitat (1500
    meters deep).
    The film was made by
    the Snake Project that
    united scientificts from
    differents specialities.

    Other Acuatic Monsters


    Giant Squid.
    It can be as big as a whale.

    Borron Fish.

    Fisherman Fish.
    It was seen in the movie finding
    Nemo.

    Axe Fish.
    It of 2-5 and 12 meter long

    Elf Shark.

    Hairy Toad Fish.


    You can find it in Mediterranean and Atlantic ocean

    FOR LISTEN TO ME.

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